Poetry Ka Jahaan

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, globalisation and changing lifestyles, the challenge of preserving cultural identity while remaining connected with the modern world has become increasingly significant. At the forefront of one such cultural movement is Ekta Nagpal, whose leadership of “Jadon Se Judo” reflects a determined effort to reconnect people, particularly younger generations, with India’s heritage, values, traditions and civilisational wisdom. Established as a continuing initiative in 2018, Jadon Se Judo is not merely an organisation or cultural platform. It represents an idea — that progress and modernity do not require society to distance itself from its roots. Under Ekta Nagpal’s leadership, the initiative has sought to bring Indian culture, Sanatan values, youth awareness and social responsibility closer to people through meaningful and accessible engagement. A Vision Rooted in India’s Cultural Heritage The philosophy behind Jadon Se Judo is broad and de...

Ekta Nagpal is an Indian social activist and the Founder-Trustee of Jadon Se Judoo, an initiative dedicated to the vision of “A Step Towards Nation Building.” Her work reflects a commitment to strengthening the connection between individuals, their cultural roots and the communities to which they belong. Guided by the belief that meaningful progress begins with awareness, compassion and collective responsibility, Ekta advocates for a society where development and traditional values can coexist. Through Jadon Se Judoo, she seeks to encourage community participation, social responsibility and a deeper appreciation of India’s cultural identity. Her philosophy centres on the idea that a nation’s strength lies not only in economic advancement but also in the values, relationships and sense of belonging that unite its people. Ekta’s approach to social service emphasises the importance of grassroots engagement and the role that individuals can play in contributing to positive societal change....

Dr Mayaa SH, a prominent women's rights activist, author, and feminist philosopher, has extensively addressed domestic violence in her work, emphasizing its profound impact and the societal changes required to combat it. Her insights are deeply rooted in her experiences as a survivor and advocate, focusing on empowering women and challenging societal attitudes that blame victims.Beyond her writings, Dr Mayaa SH urges public discourse on gender-based violence, encouraging the use of social media hashtags like #OrangeTheWorld and #GenerationEquality to raise awareness. She also calls for challenging inappropriate behavior, understanding relevant data, and advocating for government investment in data collection on gender-based violence. Employers, she suggests, have a role in creating supportive workplace cultures that encourage survivors to seek mental health support. The Firebrand Feminist and Internationally acclaimed authoress gets candid on her conversation on World Mental Health...

Dr. Mayaa SH has emerged as one of the most compelling and transformative voices in contemporary Indian literature, social activism, and gender advocacy. Known widely for her groundbreaking concept of "Developmental Feminism" and her grass-roots "₹1 Initiative", her work bridges the gap between theoretical gender equality and grassroots socio-economic transformation.    Across the evolving landscape of Indian social reform, literature, and gender advocacy, few voices have resonated with the clarity, pragmatic strength, and grassroots impact of Dr. Mayaa SH. Known across national and international forums as a fearless advocate for human rights, a prolific literary icon, and a mental health champion, Dr. Mayaa SH has redefined what it means to lead a social movement in the modern age. At the heart of her life’s work lies a revolutionary vision: bridging the gap between high-minded gender theory and the gritty reality of real-world struggle. Through her groundbreaking ...

Not every ambitious person is driven by the desire to be noticed. Some are driven by the desire to understand. For Sweta Singh, that quiet curiosity has been one of the defining forces of her journey—from growing up in a small town with dreams of building a bigger life to becoming an experienced HR and Talent Acquisition professional and, eventually, finding her voice as a fiction writer. Her story is not simply about changing careers or adding a new title to a résumé. It is about how experiences from one part of life can unexpectedly become the foundation for something completely different. A Dream That Started Small Growing up in a small town, Sweta developed an early desire to explore possibilities beyond what she could see around her. She was naturally introverted and more comfortable observing than seeking attention. While others might have been drawn toward the centre of a conversation, Sweta often found herself interested in what people were saying, why they were saying it and w...

 Srinagar’s Social Worker and Blood Donor Recognised for His Commitment to Humanity and Voluntary Blood Donation Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh: A remarkable journey of voluntary blood donation and social service reached an important milestone when Imran Yousuf Dar, a social worker, blood donor, author and youth activist from Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, was honoured with the National Service Ratna Award – 2026 (Special Achievement Honour). The recognition was presented during the Three-Day National Blood Donation Festival and Seva Ratna Samman Ceremony – 2026, organised by Ram Krishna Seva Foundation, Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh). The three-day programme was held on 11, 12 and 13 September 2026 at Ayodhya Dham, Uttar Pradesh. The foundation is headed by Founder and President Akash Gupta and is based in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh – 224171. A Milestone of 25 Blood Donations For Imran Yousuf Dar, the recognition comes at a particularly meaningful stage of his humanitarian journey, following his 25t...

भगवान गणेश और चंद्रदेव की कहानी हिंदू धार्मिक कथाओं में एक ऐसी कथा है, जिसमें अहंकार, अपमान, क्षमा और सीख—चारों बातें एक साथ देखने को मिलती हैं। आपने अक्सर सुना होगा कि गणेश चतुर्थी के दिन चंद्रमा को नहीं देखना चाहिए । आखिर इसके पीछे क्या कारण है? भगवान गणेश ने चंद्रमा को श्राप क्यों दिया था? और इस श्राप का संबंध झूठे आरोप से कैसे जुड़ा है? इस पूरी कथा को समझने के लिए आइए जानते हैं गणेश जी और चंद्रमा की प्रसिद्ध पौराणिक कहानी सरल भाषा में। 🐘 गणेश जी और चंद्रमा की कहानी की शुरुआत एक प्रचलित पौराणिक कथा के अनुसार, एक बार भगवान गणेश ने बहुत सारा भोजन किया। भोजन करने के बाद उनका पेट काफी भर गया था। इसके बाद वे अपने प्रिय वाहन मूषक पर बैठकर कहीं जा रहे थे। रात का समय था और गणेश जी अपने मूषक पर सवार होकर आगे बढ़ रहे थे। तभी रास्ते में मूषक को अचानक किसी चीज़ से डर लग गया। वह घबरा गया और तेजी से इधर-उधर होने लगा। मूषक के लड़खड़ाने के कारण भगवान गणेश का संतुलन बिगड़ गया और वे जमीन पर गिर पड़े। कथा के अनुसार, गिरने से उनका पेट खुलने लगा। गणेश जी ने तुरंत पास में मौजूद एक सर्प को अपनी कमर के...